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PW Endpoint Fast F ailure Protection draft-shen-pwe3-endpoint-fast-protection-02

Yimin Shen (Juniper Networks) Rahul Aggarwal ( Arktan Inc) Wim Henderickx (Alcatel-Lucent) IETF 84, Vancouver, BC, Canada. PW Endpoint Fast F ailure Protection draft-shen-pwe3-endpoint-fast-protection-02. Motivation. traffic.

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PW Endpoint Fast F ailure Protection draft-shen-pwe3-endpoint-fast-protection-02

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  1. Yimin Shen (Juniper Networks) Rahul Aggarwal (Arktan Inc) Wim Henderickx (Alcatel-Lucent) IETF 84, Vancouver, BC, Canada PW Endpoint Fast Failure Protectiondraft-shen-pwe3-endpoint-fast-protection-02

  2. Motivation traffic • It is desirable to have local repair mechanisms protect every link/node along a data path. • Fast failure detection. • Fast traffic restoration – 10s of milliseconds. • Can complement global repair. • This draft addresses the need for such a mechanism for egress AC, egress PE, and switching PE. CE1 PE1 PE2 CE2 S-PE1 AC seg-1 seg-2 AC PW

  3. Mechanism • Fast protection mechanism based on local repair. • Single-segment and multi-segment PWs. • RSVP-TE, LDP and IP tunnels as transport and bypass tunnels. • Based on upstream label assignment, context-specific label switching, redundant PWs, and multi-homed CEs. • PW label replication from primary PE to protector, via an LDP extension.

  4. Mechanism (cont.) • Primary PE distributes PW labels to protector. • Protector installs primary PE’s PW labels in a context-specific label table. • PLR detects failure, and redirects traffic via a bypass tunnel, with PW label intact. • Protector forwards PW packets based on the context-specific label table. • Co-located protector model and centralized protector model. • Context ID • Identifies the pair of <primary PE, protector>. • Indicates the primary PE’s label space to the protector. • Serves as destination of transport tunnel and bypass tunnel, and facilitates path computation.

  5. Updates • Generic PSN layer - RSVP-TE, LDP, and IP. • Relationship between local repair, global repair, and C-plane convergence. • Local repair and global repair complement each other. • A bypass tunnel is not affected by the topology changes resulting from the failure. It can be used to repair traffic, before global repair and C-plane convergence. • Global repair and C-plane convergence have the responsibility to move traffic to a fully functional PW over a fully functional transport tunnel.

  6. Example 1: Egress AC failure PE2 PLR PE1 PLR is the primary PE (PE2). It establishes a bypass to protector (PE4). Protector (PE4) • Learns primary PW’s label X (upstream assigned label) from PE2 via LDP. • Installs a FIB entry for label X in a context-specific label space. Nexthop is CE2. • Assigns a UHP label Y for the bypass, pointing to this label space. Local repair: • PE2 redirects PW packets through the bypass. • PE4 receives packets with outer label Y and inner label X. • PE4 looks up label X in the context-specific label space, and sends packets to CE2. PW1 (primary, label=X) Bypass label=Y CE2 CE1 PW2 (backup) PE3 PE4 protector

  7. Example 2: Egress PE failure PE2 PLR PE1 PLR is the penultimate hop router. It establishes a bypass to protector (PE4). Protector (PE4) • Learns primary PW’s label X (upstream assigned label) from PE2 via LDP. • Installs a FIB entry for label X in a context-specific label space. Nexthop is CE2. • Assigns a UHP label Y for the bypass, pointing to this label space. Local repair: • PLR redirects PW packets through the bypass. • PE4 receives packets with outer label Y and inner label X. • PE4 looks up label X in the context-specific label space, and sends packets to CE2. PW1 (primary, label=X) bypass label=Y CE2 CE1 PW2 (backup) PE3 PE4 protector

  8. Example 3: Switching-PE failure seg-1, label=X PLR S-PE1 PE2 PE1 PLR is the penultimate hop router of seg-1. It establishes a bypass to protector (S-PE2). Protector (S-PE2) • Learns primary PW’s label X (upstream assigned label) from S-PE1 via LDP. • Installs a FIB entry for label X in a context-specific label space. Nexthop is seg-4. • Assigns a UHP label Y for the bypass, pointing to this label space. Local repair: • PLR redirects PW packets through the bypass. • S-PE2 receives packets with outer label Y and inner label X. • S-PE2 looks up label X in the context-specific label space, swaps label to Z, pushes the label of a transport tunnel to PE4. seg-2 bypass label=Y CE2 CE1 seg-4, label=Z seg-3 S-PE2 protector PE3 PE4

  9. Next Steps • Questions and comments? • WG adoption?

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